Oki's Movie (Movie - 2010)

• 
  Lee Seon-gyoon
  이선균
  As
  Jin-goo
  (진구)
• 
  Jeong Yu-mi
  정유미
  As
  Ok-hee
  (옥희)
• 
  Moon Seong-geun
  문성근
  As
  Professor and director Song
  (송교수/송감독)
• 
  Seo Young-hwa
  서영화
  As
  Segment - A Day for Incantation, Jang Soo-yeong
  (주문을외울날 - 장수양 )
• 
  Song Gi-hyeong
  송기형
  As
  Segment - A Day for Incantation, Professor Oh
  (주문을외울날 - 오교수)
• 
  Baek Jeong-rim
  백정림
  As
  Segment - A Day for Incantation, Baek Hye-rim
  (주문을외울날 - 백혜림)

• Lee Chae-eun (이채은)

• Park Seo-yeon (박서연)

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